Yes, the commodity prices will rise again.........sometime.Just like a blind squirrel will someday stumble upon a nut and a broken clock is right twice a day. Unfortunately, you don't build a business like that.

How does a man like Friedland turn Ivanhoe into a nearly $800M company? He starts with a $5B valuation.His record for value destruction is tops, bar none. This man has never met a project he didn't like and Platreef is one that should be walked away from....at a 13% rate of return using commodity pricing that is above market, this is another disaster in a long string of failed ventures.Investors should walk away from this stock as long as the CEO is unwilling to walk away from non-economic projects.

Either way the stock of GlassesOff is headed lower. Signing an equity line with YA Global is a DEATH SPIRAL. The stock has already lost more than 50% of its value and is likely headed to zero. YA just buys the stock and resells it into the market making a huge profit at the expense of existing shareholders.

What a SCAM! The equity line that HPEV signed with Lincoln Park is a DEATH SPIRAL from which there is no recovery. The stock has lost 2/3rds (66%) of it's value since your article and the deal with Lincoln Park...Can you name a company that Lincoln Park has "invested" in that has gone up? All they do is resell your stock after purchasing it at a huge discount. And that comes after paying enormous fees to LP. Shareholders should have sold and gone short at the first announcement of that deal.

Actually, China Recycling's stock is now lower, but there is still time to sell before it goes to zero. This $50 Million SEDA is an equity line, and YA Global just purchases the shares at a discount and sells them out for a profit at any price. That is why the SEDA is called a DEATH SPIRAL. Funding partners like Yorkville Advisors (YA Global) are just selling the stock down to zero and they don't care about the price because they have a locked in return. This particular group has been charged with the SEC with FRAUD and other violations of securities law.

"Mark Angelo made the news regarding his $1 billion hedge fund firm, Yorkville Advisors. In headline-making news, he and his firm were charged in October of 2012 with fraud by the SEC amid allegations of an overvaluation of their assets under management and exaggerated returns. Check Fund Manager knew from our prior eleven investigations into Mr. Angelo that there was serious cause for concern as early as 2004!

We informed our clients in 2004 that Mr. Angelo was censured in Maine for a Securities Violation in 1999 and that 7 complaints had been lodged against him. Further, Check Fund Manager was aware that Mr. Angelo changed the name of his firm from Cornell Capital to Yorkville Advisors, and in 2005, we were able to warn our clients of an ongoing SEC investigation into Cornell Capital. CFM also told our clients that additional sources let us know that Mr. Angelo's firm was operating without an administrator for a period of time and that when contacted, their attorney of record, emphatically denied representing Yorkville/Cornell Capital since their offering. We also uncovered several federal breach of contract suits involving Cornell Capital.

Additional investigations in 2006 revealed that the SEC had received several complaints about Cornell Capital, specifically alleging they were using false and/or misleading financial statements, short selling, and violating securities laws. These complaints also requested an investigation into Cornell Capital by the SEC for these violations.

Our research enabled us to warn our clients about Mr. Angelo and Yorkville/Cornell Capital years in advance of the formal SEC charges!"

China Recycling has a SEDA, otherwise known as an Equity Line with YA Global. YA is Yorkville Advisors, a group that has been sued by the SEC for FRAUD and other charges. They purchase your stock after they have pre-sold it, locking in a big gain for them and putting the share price into a DEATH SPIRAL. China Recycling will end up like most of Yorkville's investments: going bankrupt.

You claim to be conservative with your numbers but that is a joke. Most companies with valid projects are using discounts rates of 10% to reflect the difficult funding environment. If you can provide us with one example of a cap=ex budget that came in at or below estimates, I would be shocked. Add any changes in the tax structure and you are looking at a mediocre return with geopolitical risk............leading to MAG's appropriate price.